THE DAILY NEBEASKAN
COLLEGIATE SPORTS
By Stuart Gould
BIG DOIN'S THURSDAY
FOR
CORNHUSKER TEAM
Nobraakn's Cornhuskors loavo Lin
coln Thuraday night for Minneapolis,
whoro thoy will moot tho Minnesota
Gophors In tho annual claBh between
the two schools.
Evory student In tho school will bo
oxpoctod to bo prosont at tho big foot
ball rally In Memorial hall Thursday
at 11:30, and to bo In tho parado and
at tho station to boo the team off on
tho 6:00 o'clock train. Tho parado
will bo formed at tho Unl campus,
with tho band loading It, at 5:00
o'clock.
To Have Carryall.
"Dog" Eager has almost promised
that tho toam will bo In tho big carry
all roady to join In tho parado to tho
train. Thoy will bo pulled by no com
mon horses olthor.
Put thoao datos down on your wook's
program. Bo thoro at tho football
rally and do somo rooting to show tho
toam wo aro with them In spirit whon
tho scarlet and croam lines up agalnBt
tho Qophqr toam.
Bo thoro to glvo them a good Bond
off. Thoro will bo a fow rootora to ac
company tho toam on its long trip,
but don't oxpoct thorn to do your
sharo of choorlng tho toam.
Be there for the send-off.
RICHARDS MAKING GOOD.
8peaks to Illinois Student Body at
First Convocation.
Profoaaor CharleB Ituaa Richards,
who was dean of tho college of ongl
noorlng until ho roslgned recently, is
roportod to bo already making a good
Impression with tho studentB at the
UnlvorBlty of Illinois. At tho first
convocation thoro, Prof. Richards
mado a short addroas to over two
thousand atudonts. A lottor Just re
ceived by Prof. Q. R. Chatburn from
Prof. Ward of Illinois, who la also a
former Nebraska man, statos that
Prof. RlchardB waa woll recolvod at
tho convocation.
Mako your datoB early with Hagon
slck'B Orchestra. Auto 2990. U
Get Away -with Season Tickets.
Somebody Is going to see tho gamoB
this yoar without oxponso to anybody
but tho athletic board. At tho Co-Op
whoro tho soaaon tlckots aro being
sold, a couplo of college Walllngfords
strolled in, signed for and procured
a couplo of tlckots, and walked out
without leaving a dopoBlt. Needless
to say tho Co-Op manager was dis
gusted andklmmodlatoly sot upon tho
trail of tho.fronzlod financiers a num
ber of amateur detectives in various
dlsgulaos. Horo Is hoping that tho
genial manager of athlotlca Is not los
ing any sloop ovor this matter.
80CIALI8T8 IN COLLEGE8.
, i Tho Intercollegiate Socialist society,
with headquarters at 105 West 40th
St., New York City, reports tho ox
iatonco of twonty-nlno active chapters
for tho study of socialism In tho col
leges and universities of tho United
States. Of those, ton aro In tho mid
dle west, ton In tho mjddlo Atlantic
states, six In Now England, and three
on the Pacific coast. Eighteen of the
twonty-nlno chapters were organized
during tho collogo yoar of 1910-11.
All students should visit tho "Col
lego Inn Barber Shop at 127 North
12th. S. L. Chaplin, Prop.
FORMER NEBRASKA STAR
TATE MATTERSAIDS PRACTICE
Tato Matters of Omaha, ono of tho
greatest of tho paBt Cornhuskor foot
ball stars, donned gridiron toga again
Tuoaday and put in tho afternoon with
tho NobraBka olovon, aiding Coach
Stiohm.
Matters not only aided In tho coach
ing, but alBo got Into tho gamo against
tho Varsity to got a real touch of how
good tho CornhuakorB woro this yoar.
And Tato's smiling faco after each
acrimmago was onough to lift tho
spirits of tho striving warriors.
Likes the Team.
"Tho toam this year is good ono
of tho boat toams in tho flno lino of
Cornhuskor elovonB. That backflold
Is groat," said Matters, after tho prac
tice. Matters will bo ono of twenty
rooters who will go from Omaha to aoo
tho big gamo.
PRAI8ES DR. ENGLAND.
Yale Professor Quotes Nebraska Eco
nomics Authority.
Profoaaor Irving Fisher of Yale, In
his recent text-book, "Tho Purchasing
Power of Money," rofera Bevoral tlmea
to tho Investigations In economics
conducted by Dr. Minnie Troop Engi
land.
Miss England Is a graduate of Ne
braska and la well known as an au
thorlty on economical questions.
Tho Hydo Prlntery, 1331 P St., up
todato printing of all kinds.
NEW BUILDING FOR FARM.
Preparations aro now being mado
to move tho old horticultural hall at
tho University Farm to a tomporary-H
slto north of machinory hall, in order
to vacate tho slto for tho now plant
Industry building. Tho now building
will houBo, besides tho department of
horticulture, tho departments of ento
mology, experimental agronomy, and
agricultural botany.
MANY OUT FOR DEGREES.
Doan BosBoy reports that there aro
now flvo students working for tho
Ph. D. dogroo in tho botany depart
mont. Fivo others aro now doing work
preparatory to tho degroo at somo dls
taut dato. Twenty graduate students
are entered for work in botany, and
of these, fifteen Oxpoct to take tho
M. A. dogroo within a yoar or two.
C. H. Prey, florist, 1133 O St.
tf
WOULD BE TREASURER.
CharleB Hudson of Omaha, has an
nounced himself a candidate for treas
urer of tho Freshman class. Hudson
mado an enviable record in Omaha
high school and took part In all
branchos of school activities. He Is
out for tho cross-country team, and
will In all probability run in tho Olym
pics. Warren Doming of Palrvlow,
who Is roglstored at the Farm, is also
a candidate.
R, O. Ward, barber, Woods, 1206 O. tf
Tennis Postponed.
Tho tennis tournament has been de
layed on account of tho wot courts
lately. Goodbody took his match from.
Robinson by default; Finloy, a Fresh
man player of promise, defeated See-
man, 6-1,, 6-5. Androws and Jackson
have played the second round, An
drews winning, 6-2, 6-0. .
TO RAISE MONEY
Y. M. C. A. TO BEGIN CAMPAIGN
FOR YEARLY 8UB8CRIPTION8.
On Wednesday and Thuraday tho
Y. M. C- A. will conduct a campaign
to raiao money for Its year's work.
Somotlmo during those two days
ovory man will bo asked for somo con
tribution. Tho plan la to mako but
ono appoal tills year. Subscriptions
will bo taken for so much a weok and
this will Include ono year's member
ship in tho association. Tho commit
too In chargo will moot Tuesday night
for supper and thoro discuss plans for
tho campaign. All thoso interested In
this work aro urged to attend.
TO MAKE GIRLS 8WIM.
'Although tho .University has no
swimming pool, swimming will bo re
quired of all girls in the normal do
partmont of Physical Education. Los
sons will be given at the Lincoln San
itarium. For your Steaks, Chops,
and quick service,
visit
The New York Chop House
Open Day and Night.
1340 "O" Street
Try Our Luncheonettes
They are always the best.
We serve hot and cold
drinks all winter long.
LINCOLN CANDY KITCHEN
South West Cor. 14th O
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
12th and O Streets
P. J. HALL. Prcldnt
P. E. JOHNSON, Vlce-Prcs'dent
W. W. HACKNEY, JR., Aut. Cth.
THE FIRST SAVINGS BANK
4 pir cent Interest Paid on deposits
$1.00 Opens an Account
With the First National Bank,
.Cor. 10th and X).
WALT
Stands for the latest and best
in Sheet Music 1215 O St.
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CilyV. M.C. A. 13th and P.
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